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Abdomen contrast-enhanced portal venous phase CT, where the quadrate lobe is characterised by a distinct region of concentrat
Superior vena cava syndrome with hot quadrate lobe sign
# 18620 17.07.2024
Clinical Case
Plain coronal (2a) and axial (2b) sections: Thick-walled, well-defined (arrowed) cystic lesion with thin curvilinear compressed lumen on the left lateral aspect of the lesion.
Ileal duplication cyst
# 18619 17.07.2024
Clinical Case
External injuries, including a left-sided thoracoabdominal stab wound and left upper arm laceration.
An inconspicuous penetrating injury of the diaphragm
# 18618 16.07.2024
Clinical Case
Axial view of the contrast CT abdomen and pelvis demonstrating the transition point at the level of the pylorus, adjacent to
Duodenal volvulus in an elderly patient: A rare case report
# 18617 16.07.2024
Clinical Case
Intraluminal balloon with retained liquid content around it and mucosa with necrotic areas.
Stomach necrosis after intragastric balloon installation
# 18616 16.07.2024
Clinical Case
CT angiography showing active leakage of contrast into the duodenum lumen (white arrow). The inferior vena cava is shown nearly collapsed as a sign of hypovolemic shock (black arrow).
Massive bleeding secondary to acute aortoenteric fistula
# 18615 16.07.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal (1a) and axial (1b and 1c) views of a contrast-enhanced CT-abdomen study on the venous phase showed a 6x5 cm heterogeneous and well-circumscribed mass replacing the pancreatic body, with no evidence of abnormal lymph nodes or distant metastases.
Solid pseudopapillary tumour of the pancreas
# 18614 15.07.2024
Clinical Case
Axial contrast-enhanced abdominal CT scan shows irregular nodular thickening of the peritoneum, marked nodular thickening of the omentum, omental cake (arrow), and loculated ascites (asterisks).
Peritoneal tuberculosis
# 18599 02.07.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal venous phase CT with lung window setting demonstrates pneumatosis coli with air under the submucosal layer of the colon wall.
Pneumatosis coli in a patient admitted for tricuspid valve and pulmonary valve replacement, a “benign” self-resolving drug-induced case
# 18598 02.07.2024
Clinical Case
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